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Africa May 4, 2023

1 of 2 Kenyan pastors in starvation cult probe eligible for release on bond

Ezekiel Odero, one of two Kenyan pastors arrested over the suspicious mass deaths of his parishioners, has been deemed eligible for release on bond.

LIFESTYLE May 4, 2023

National Day of Prayer: May God 'shield us from harm' and 'heal our land' as we 'turn from sin'

On the National Day of Prayer, May 4, 2023, faith leaders from a cross the nation weigh in, offering commentary and prayers for our country. Judge Phil Ginn and Pastor Greg Laurie included.

Pope Francis May 3, 2023

Pope Francis greets Russian Orthodox leader amid secret Vatican 'mission' to end war in Ukraine

Pope Francis met with Chairman for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate Anthony of Volokolamsk at the Vatican on Wednesday, speaking to one another at the pontiff's general audience.

LIFESTYLE May 3, 2023

South Carolina priest says there's 'no place' for AI after Asia Catholic Church uses it for synodal document

The Asia Catholic Church just used AI to help create a synodal document. Fr. Jeffrey Kirby of South Carolina offers objections, saying that there is no place for Ai pertaining to this usage.

Africa May 2, 2023

Kenyan pastors appear in court over followers' deaths, starvation cult

Kenyan pastors Paul Mackenzie and Ezekiel Odero appeared in court Tuesday, each charged in connection with the mass deaths of their followers.

VIDEO May 1, 2023

The King James Version of the Bible was published on this day in history, May 2, 1611

King James I authorized the first official English-language version of the Bible in 1604. It was published in 1611; the exact date is unknown but was established by scholars as May 2.

Africa May 1, 2023

Kenyan starvation cult death toll reaches 110 as exhumations slow

110 people have now been confirmed dead in Kenya after reportedly starving themselves at the instruction of pastor and cult leader Paul Makenzi.

LIFESTYLE April 30, 2023

Jesus Christ is 'radically inclusive' in the Gospel of John, says Massachusetts faith leader

The instruction of Jesus that he is "the gate" for salvation may seem "exclusive" but is actually anything but, said Dr. James Spencer, a Massachusetts-based theologian.

China April 29, 2023

Temple visits up in China as unemployed college graduates pray to find jobs

Jobless university graduates in China are seeking solace in temples as they struggle to find employment in an economy still recovering from the coronavirus pandemic.

Media April 28, 2023

Trans activist Dylan Mulvaney breaks silence on Bud Light controversy: ‘I grew up in a conservative family’

Dylan Mulvaney said she comes from a conservative family that still loves her "very much" in a return to social media following her controversial Bud Light pact.